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Trump returns to power: What it means for H-1B, EB-5 visas, and green card aspirations

Trump’s presidency may reshape H-1B, EB-5, and Green Card opportunities for skilled Indian immigrants.

Trump's White House return shakes up global alliances: Who wins and who loses

Eminent Indian Americans welcome Trump's re-election

Trump declares victory in speech, thanks wife Melania for her support

Protests erupt in Israel after PM Netanyahu fires Defense Minister citing ‘trust deficit’ in handling wars in Gaza and Lebanon

Chanting anti-government slogans, tens of thousands of Israelis including families of people taken hostage by Hamas in its October 7 attack last year marched on the streets of Tel Aviv on Nov 5 night to condemn the sacking of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. Police used water cannons to disperse protesters from the Ayalon freeway and arrested over 40 in Tel Aviv, according to Israeli Ynet News.

US election: Trump leads in crucial battleground states as Harris fights to retain hope

Trump is contesting to become only the second former president to win a non-consecutive term, while Harris hopes to become the first woman to serve as the country's highest officeholder.

Donald Trump makes historic comeback, declares victory in second non-consecutive presidential election

Congratulations are in order for the 47th President of the United States Donald Trump who needed a handful of votes to defeat his opposition Kamala Harris.

US Election 2024: Swing states hold the decisive vote as Trump, Harris both eye 270 mark

As per latest trends, Harris is winning 27 electoral college votes and Trump 105. 270 electoral college votes are required to win the race.

Over 100 students suffer food poisoning at New Zealand University

The source of the illness has not yet been identified. Students at the UniLodge-run University Hall and Ilam Apartments reported feeling unwell on the night of Nov 3 after consuming the provided chicken souvlaki dinner.

Princeton researchers close major Internet Security Gap, launch Global Standard with Industry Leaders

Princeton engineers have closed a critical internet security loophole by introducing a new standard for verifying website identities. This method, adopted globally, requires certification authorities to validate websites from multiple locations, preventing attackers from easily creating fraudulent sites. This breakthrough, developed with industry leaders, strengthens online security for billions of daily internet transactions.